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Naeem Uddin is a Canadian journalist based in Karachi, Pakistan. Perseverant. Scrupulous. Candid. Investigative. Ethical. Non-partisan. A strong believer in defending the source, maintain the privacy and dignity of the victims and accused. Please contact for Fixing, Research, Interviews, Content Writing, and News Gathering.
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RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION / HATE-CRIME
The article reports on a series of violent attacks against the Christian community in Jaranwala, Punjab province, Pakistan. Over a hundred radicals destroyed twenty-one Christian churches and a hundred houses, following allegations of blasphemy against two Christian brothers. The police were accused of delayed action, allowing the violence to continue for hours. The Tehreek-e-Labbaik (TLP) party is said to have incited the mob, which led to the arrest of 140 suspects under various sections of the Pakistan Penal Code and the Anti-Terrorism Act. The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) suggested that the attacks were part of an organized campaign of hatred. The article also discusses the broader context of religious fundamentalism in Pakistan, the government's concessions to TLP, and recent legislative changes that increase punishments for blasphemy, raising concerns among minorities.
RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION / HATE-CRIME
The article reports on a series of violent attacks against the Christian community in Jaranwala, Punjab province, Pakistan. Over a hundred radicals destroyed twenty-one Christian churches and a hundred houses, following allegations of blasphemy against two Christian brothers. The police were accused of delayed action, allowing the violence to continue for hours. The Tehreek-e-Labbaik (TLP) party is said to have incited the mob, which led to the arrest of 140 suspects under various sections of the Pakistan Penal Code and the Anti-Terrorism Act. The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) suggested that the attacks were part of an organized campaign of hatred. The article also discusses the broader context of religious fundamentalism in Pakistan, the government's concessions to TLP, and recent legislative changes that increase punishments for blasphemy, raising concerns among minorities.
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